make sure you clear the CMOS and load the default BIOS settings befoere flashing. then after flashing, load the defaults and restart before changing anything.
nice system and nice going, now you have to keep posting and let us know how everything is going.....and you also have to stick around to jhelp others with your new found experience.
capper5016 wrote:nice system and nice going, now you have to keep posting and let us know how everything is going.....and you also have to stick around to jhelp others with your new found experience.
Yeah for sure
At least maybe i can help from a beginners point of view.
At least maybe i can help from a beginners point of view.
Sometimes thats the very best perspective you can have. When new people come here and ask a question oe need help, you can walk them through it or give advice. Another point is that after awhile, people who have been doing this for awhile will often overlook a simple solution when troubleshooting, things that you won't overlook....then you can look at it from another point of view, this is your first step toward becoming the master computer guru.
Anyway, glad we could help you, and very glad that you are happy.
capper5016 wrote:after awhile, people who have been doing this for awhile will often overlook a simple solution when troubleshooting, things that you won't overlook....then you can look at it from another point of view
man are you all too right about that one. by this point you've pratically run into almost every possible negative scenario and expect something complex to be wrong when something goes wrong, only to finally figure out that it was a simple error the whole time. that in itself is a bit of learning for even the most experienced builder. it's just like when I had to get you guys to help me with the system that wouldn't stop rebooting....I kept thinking things like the HDD died, the mobo had a crack in it (I've seen that cause problems like that before), or even a burnt or cracked processor core, only to find out the whole time it was faulty memory. I felt dumb at first, but then learned to look at the simple things first, then go on to the more complex.
